Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-08
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News Notes.
The Caledonian Club will give social
dance in the Hollenbeck Block parlors
tonight.
All. Collins denies that he was ar
rested for violating the license ordi'
nance.
The real estate transfers yesterday
numbered "a and the total con sideration
was $66l, l22.
The Baker Iron Works are engaged
on a massive iron front for Baldwin's
asw hotel at Arcadia,
The Frank Bartlett Women's Relief
Corps is making arrangements Tor an
entertainment in the near future.
Jesse Avise has bought lot in the
Alhambra tract for $500. This comes
of driving hack steadily and well.
j. Downey Harvey has purchased
tbree beautiful lots in the Oak Knoll
tract. He will possibly erect country
residence.
The ostriches from NJ. Rurkett's
S,rm at Los Feliz, have been removed to
Pasadena, desirable location having
been obtained there.
Adam Scott, while sdorning the chain
gang yesterday morning, escaped and
has not vet been caught. He had hf'
teen days more to serve.
Charles W. Lindsey yesterday filed
his declaration of intention to become
citizen of the United States with the
clerk of the District court.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
granted the sum of $2250 to the County
Recorder for the employment of assist.
ants during the month of July.
Contractor Burlingame leaves for
Long Beach to-day with fifty teams and
. large force Of men to engage in grad
ing and preparing property ready Tor
sale. T
The libel filed by John Cloy against
the ship J. v. Troop. to recover $3.50
wages due, was yesterday dismissed in
the United States District Court by
stipulation.
Thieves entered the back yard Of the
City of Paris yesterday morning and
stole three packages of dry goods. which
we're wrapped up ready to deliver to
customers.
The Stockton base ball club arrived
yesterday and will be rendered grand
reception at the Sixth street grounds
this evening. The game comes of to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Langtry will leave San Fran
cisco ON Sunday and arrive here 81 l:3O
Monday. It is altogether probable that
Mrs. Largtry will invest in some Los
Angeles real estate.
The Society of Pioneers of Los Angeles
meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
City Council room, to adopt a constitu-
ton and perfect their organization. A
full attendance is desired.
The Southern Pacific is building Q
$500 foot switch or sidstrack at Tropic,
four miles from the city. A depot will
be located Just in front of the place OF
H. M. Mitchell, Under Sheriff.
While Mr.. Van Slyke was in atten-
dance in the police court yesterday, ap-
pearing in the case of his son, whom it
4 alleged tried to kill him on Wednes-
day night, some one stole his hat.
A new Hall safe in which to store the
exhibits was moved into the court house
last night. 1t is one of the largest safes
in town and was procured from the well
known firm of Northcrafts 4 Clark.
John Munich has opened . general
merchandise store at Palmdale in Ante
iope Valley. Mr.. Munich was in the
city yesterday laying in his stock and
feels sure of fine trade at Palmdale.
In the real estate record to-day will
be found an agreement by Mrs. j. De
Barth Shorb, Miss Annie Wilson and
Mrs. Ruth W. Patton, to convey to
Frederick w. Sharon las acres in OAK
Grove. The consideration is 100000.
The Main street car line is the only
one that does not stop between crossings
for the convenience of its passengers.
This is q subject of great annoyance to
residents below Fifth street, who have
to walk q half block before car will
stop for them to enter it.
1t is stated that the Southern Pacific
will establish local passenger depot near
tho county hospital to accommodate the
Esst Los Angeles and Boyle Heights
travel. These promising suburbs now
have about 10, 600 population and this
depot will help them wonderfully.
Texas Of late is pouring into Los
Angeles a great number of her good
citizens. There arrived from Waco,
Texas. last week, Judge N. w. Battle,
wife and two sons, Afford and Edgar,
DIR. Thomas Moore and family, and the
Hon. John d. johnson and family.
These people will settle in Los Angeles,
and will be acquisitions to our popu-
lation.
During the riot ON the evening of the
3d. Philip Fritz was one of the men ar.
rested for resisting the officers. He was
arraigned yesterday before Justice Austin
and discharged without any testimony
being introduced in his favor. The boy
works for Schroeder Bros, is the son Of
Philip Fritz, the carpenter, and is con-
sidered good boy. 1t is evidently .
case Of being caught in bad company.
Personal Mention.
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